The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, October 5, 1902, Page 23

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1902. " 28 { 121 VRERRARR RRRRRRRRRR RRRRRRRRERRRERE RERRRRRRRE RERRRER RRRRRERR RRRERRERIN KREARER RRERRRRE RERRRRRRRE KRR RRERRRRIE RRRERRERRR RERRRRELRRRI, RRERRRRI RRRRER R RERRAIIR WI“. EXHlH'T | & Iiew Boots—Monday $1.08 Some of the latest publicat'ons by popular auhors; published % Sale of Dinner Setfs nEn RRRRRNY i $u.go o e e Ju1o; g gy Devzioping Eczonomist Set for 12 Persons—$11.45 B e Sholia - 0y 7 i Powders '| Now Ready |. |only + timitsi_sumber (25) of these ‘very prety ew 3 “None but the Brave' —Sears, All of the best 5oc Our mammoth 128 e e T i e S e | “Belshazzar’ —By W. S. Davis. doz. kinds—Pyro, - r Catalogue #:’H‘: 5 e ‘P““‘ b o ”,i‘;’:' i h&:’fl:fi "dm‘"""hmd N £ | “Castle Craneycrow”'— Author of ‘gGraustark,” Metil Hodroihi CACIFOE s B ng to wear and f , persons. i 4 = State Board of Tra.de; ““The Speckled Bird"*~— By the suthor of +4St. Elmo,"” i S T O AR SRS the home—profusely il- f&:“;}*":‘u"fi‘:‘“’;;“:“ ""';,‘];w"“" el Plans Extensive { “‘Dorothy Vernon™—By author of ““When Knighthood this week—dozen.” . lustrated. Free to amy | g b 5 ",.” Was in Flowen™ / AMERICA'S GRANDEST STORE §15.00—Monday only. . . . out-of-town addresss. — Best Dress Goods Values and AssortmeniS--- Don’t Miss This Immense Display of Styles The best place to buy Dress Goods is where you can find the largest assortments, choicest styles and best values at lowest prices. The Emporium fulfills these requiremeuts this season as never before. ~ We are showing the mcst practical and at the same time most fashionable fabrics manu- Display. Stylish Ready-fo Wear Hais $4.00 A Monday Sale of Musiin Wear Will Shew Ripe California Oranges on Thanks- giving Day. i A noticeable feature of the scason is the plainness of many street hats, but the lines must be very graceful. This idea is par- ticularly notice- to ake an adequate display of the citrus fruit belt north of Tehachapi, the of Trade is arranging for ve exhibition to be held in the ng during the two weeks be- | ember 24. The object of the | will be to make known to the the East and other sections of that the climate of Northern | California is so favorable to ivation of citrys fruit that or- n here as early as Thanksgiv- factured abroad or at home, at prices as low as similar good qualitics can be bought for in any first-class store in America. in. all-woo! Cheviots—all co'ors and black, extra value 58-in. Panama SacKing—All wool, gray, brown and blue mixtures 3 all-wool Mixed Checks—blue, green, brown, gray : 48-in. Natle (Hop Sacking)—New and stylish for street wear - -wool Camel’s Hair—in plain colors and mixtures 46-in. Mistral Elamine—Open weave, rough finish, Fall colors ) 38-in. all-wool Venelian Cloth—ail colors,very pretty finish 46-in. Crepe Egypta— For waiats and house gowns; new . . . . 38-in. all-woo! Albalross—crepe finish, evening and all colors 44-in. Canvas—All leading colorings; great value . . . . . . . 38-in. all-wool Henrietta—all colors, a splendid va'ue 44-in. Satin Prunella—All wool; leading shades; fine quality . . d 38-in. all-wool Fancy Siripes—for waists, 8 beautiful colors ya[‘d, 38-in. Poplin—All colors; an excellent valueat + ...« .. o yar . ) S ored Ready-to- SRS . ol R popular Mohair Felts are worked up into a welted edging, and made into the most stylish shapes, complete with velvet bows in seli- tones, or with fancy feather. 20 dozen of these attractive new hats in 2 variety of desirable shapes and colors; one style of which we show in picture; on sale beginning to-morrow at . . . . $4.00 Misses’ and Children’s Trimmed Eeavers— Pregty, dressy hats w'th big bows, rosettes, pompons or fancy feathers, splendid values RRRRRRRR RRRRRRRIRLY, RRRRRRR R RN KRR KRR KRR RRRRIRE KRR ERR RN RN, KRRy, R KRR RR SRR KRR KRR R RN SRR, KRR RE RN, RN RN RRR, RN RN R AR RRE RERRRERRERERRRE, KRR RRRRRY, KRR R RO desire of the committee, which ed by the Board of Trade, | in the northern citrus | ve a representative display at | To this end the committee-| ting yesterday to send growers, the Boards the various countles, to was appol 50-in. Tweed Check—For tailor suits; brown, green, blue and gray 5o-in, Venelian—All co'ors; very best value for the price. .. . 48-in. Crepc de France—Very fine quality; leading colors . . . 48-in. Voile (Etamine)—An exquisitely sheer fabric . + & & & 50-in. Natte—Baskct weave; for a stylish strect suit . ... . . 44-in. Samite—Silk and wool; beautiful finish; new . . . 4 . & 2 e Colel: Gt 42-in. Crepe de Nadinc—Sik and wool; leadiog fall shades . . d 5o0-in. Broadcloth— Very best make; inall colors.. » + + + + o d m“;’m““‘i ol Sl i i o e 2-in. Germon Batiste—Beautiful finish; all colors . .... . . r 8-in. B'ack and Whitc Twecd Mixtures—For street suita . best values you've ever seen; at 4 : sJyara. + yara. Mondiy's wle price, cach. . » . £ DC —iace trimmed, in size 38 only; that if we had all sizes would be worth about double; Monday's sale price, ach. 38C 48-in. French Etamines—In leading colorings; extraordinary value §o-in. Zibeline—Supérb finish; in leading Fall colorings. . .+ . . L 46-in. Zibeline—Very fine finish; new fall colors and mixtures 47-in. Zibcline Melangc—With lavisible stripe—popular colors i () € 2 J able in our latest = models of T;\ he Boards of Trade, urg- send exhibits of the or- | nd wine of their particular 1 i Be et mecn ‘ Sale of Sheets s magnitude has ebeelfl: at- | leisp‘afiv a";'t Beautiful Silk Skirts $9.95 Sale.o:' . = We have had made to our » Northern California, and the | ale of Nove 3 E h d b . e dnd rowers who have chares | L rory 7 New . Creations— Mmoroigeries special order a full ling- of e that it shall be an unquali. i R’hhons Pri 5 fied success. | € &, 2 Coats, Suits 5 We bought from one of the largest firms in St. Gall, the real undressad, round _WILL INCUR NO EXPENSE. | Last Week’s exhibit in the three big show g e ss Skirts—Made of a fine, good-wearing quality of Taffeti; | | Swi'zerland, balance the'r entire Spring 1903 stock (many thread linen finish, heav . Silk Dress Skirts— 8 g quality e growers who send exhibits wiil windows which attract=d so much attention, Sace:deto i diiaseit: withy h ds of yards) of the by lity of Cambric and expense further than the setting pevebut a falak Mlin SEgh: seal cionic dnd 3 styles to choose from. Soune have deep flounce, trimmed wid thousands of yards) of the best quality of Cambric ant warp sheets and cases, than eir own particular display in the s = . four rows taffeta bands, over net, and with full Near Silk drop finest Nainsook Embroideries, at a decided discount S . ty of the Pacific Coast greatest ribbos : hich th bett 2. The committee has de- | bacerily et POt geoaton. wibon. skirt; others are handsomely corded and braided; also some ‘very 1 3 Thewe besatiful cinbraida which there’are none better ere shall be absolutely no | sinck_ 206 USSR U Vaty; et pretty Peau de Soic skirts, elaborately corded and from regular prices. £3e sbeautiul emramigrics sia made for wearing qualities. e and that the exhibitors | New Yerk’ . latest _novelty M"_‘::"Y . braided; all good §12.50 values, for . + 4 v s o $98.95 from 134 to 14 inches wide, insertions to match from w g2 q . e S e [N | i i e e Silk Dress SKirs, $16 50—Made of good quality Taflew Silk, |1 t0 4 inches wide. Bvery picce is perfectly finished, We have had these sheets B ciosiae 0 g o G taffeta ribbons, P an stk ,Mon’, with full Near Silk drop skirt; these u‘l;imt:au deep graduating the work being of the finest, the nearest approach to made 4 inches longer than The railroad g i i i flounce, handsomely tucked, headed off with a dorondle: without i ca ‘to" wramspore e ibar, wives sad Pean 4 S prcy e i 5 good $20.00 vie for SG2B@| | 15 vest penibemade. Phese enbraideries hre without usual, so that they will tuck or wine Intended oty Dreiden and warp rins, and. many Silk Dress Skirts, $22.50 - Made of cither beavy afra ;rml;‘:-: TRES cliy 2 svek neliotians o (e Sesuize gelts. g} r])(lctely T?)T;g save t.‘l’:“r & other weaves. e Soie Silk; bandsomely pleated and flo i 5 3 B L troduce iy P P o s yard’ o with full ?:;:] ey g ik g2 gl [ Ydfldl szlc “rd 15‘131:1;001 Em:“’ilde"“ and v:mpligc o sale for lhrl:: Iready & number of 3 vis c fo $7. you wou'd fully expect to pay $25.00 for, a » nsertions, worth up to 25¢ the yard, begin- A (S:r: -zov‘musln ang (T: gx‘l'fls Saat bbons, Ecr vard-é 5 654: New Pedestrian Su'ts Like Picture--Made of black and white T 0 e ek R e e 9 days only, the leading sizes heir intention of tak- . ot Lus [ . Ty i > A 2 : § 3 ’ - A nl oves Ihs Fick ;_‘;_b:‘r‘:; S ‘:,:, <3 ‘:;hn’“‘;}; i:z;y :f::h:k;:;d[:;";.::,l:e l:'::'::;]:]‘;‘ ';'::;:‘; in the Norfork| g 500 yards Camtric and Nainsook Embroidery, up to 6 inches wide, and| |at less than mill prices. n Joaquin and Sacramento S SR SRt S 25~ ;:a e oot ’"'_sn isecsnr Al 318.25 ~| insertions tg match, worth up to 45c per yard, on sale Monday ,4 soc single bed sheets, 54x94. . 422 Koo Lo lawmats Koo Vin e A AR DN 30| |cyell Top Coats, $4.95—Made of mized chevios, in the fushionable shades of brown, and Tuesday. ....oen i e €| |7oc double bed sheess, 81294 .57 %%'i“fh]g z'gn S e .38¢e| | ™. ofzm‘::;"unfé et ';Thx‘wd Ttalian cloth; has vevet collar, - flare sleeves | | 3,500 yards Cambric and Nainsook Embroideries, some 14 inches wide, 75¢ extra size sheets, 9ox94.. 620 , J%r;e:o l:l.’\eraur\‘l' egt eitnqa;;ying l;::d. a eu i onl,.;;;flc- with turn-back cuffs, full box back, and s 3o inches long; where can you- 34 95 also insertions to match, worth up to $1.0d a yard, sale price 29 1734c pillow cases, 45x36. . 13% e is power to make ll‘;e‘gropos;d n., yd., 22€ 4%4-in., yi., 2650 match'this valse for . o o o s 00 e e T Boan PO Rk s o Niontlel and Tubsday (s 0o b0 via dindnd vadsds Qs e (H 19c pillow cases, 50x36..... 15¢ & SUCCeSS, pProposes at the various counties shall complete data con- e exhibited. He said nformation for the consist of a state- e of the land on which raised; the age of the nt of fruit yielded by one amount of fruit shipped season, or the last two earliest date at which An Important Sale Flannels Big Values in Bedding French Flanneis—Thcgen- Tennis Flannels—The ever uvine twided heavy fabric, fineé tex- . useful woven make, in light and ture, in the leading plain colors so medium colorings, for underwear of Knit Underwear Ladies’—Childrens, Ladies’ Equestrian Tights ~—Extra heavy black Sale of Lace Curtains Rarz Bargains on Monday Boys’ Russian Overcoats $2.45 The most successful Curtain Depariment in Cali- pe. i nity to-morrow much in demand for waists, wrap- . allkinds; the solid 1oc texture cotton, ankle length, ity rdrorxl;zc mwix?ih“&‘f‘fa’flf This ‘very pretty and {orgla agordsui_]c::nznlzt?;; ll’:{eec to E];);)l’atrl]l d a);r:l g;SigflS - pers and kimonas; the soc quality for three days enly; yard. . .. 7c open, pair, 50¢ s stylish Russian Over- 0-buy new cur: 5 for three days only, if - e ¥ VALUABLE SUGGESTION. g ) Y ¥ Waistings—In the woven crepe coat, for boys 3 to Ladies” EquestrianTights —Wool mixed, ankle or knee length; color, biack; open, Ladies’ Union fuits — Extra hevy, fine combed Egyptian cot- ton; Jersey ribbed; but- toned across chest; col- or, "ecru; wit, 750 Children's Underwear—Heavy fleeced-lined cotton vests, pants and boys’ drawers; sizes patterns that yol’x would not expect to find in such 'ow price curtains, at much under regular prices, | quantities last; yard.... 383 weaves, rich printed co’orings, in K.mona 0’0”’8—’“{"8'“’51‘ a grand array of effects, all wide printed flannelettes, in a large new for the Fall; yard. ... §5 € varicty of styles; per yard, 10 French Flannels—Novely Oyt it 06 high-class goods imported by us in E’_“’“aw" na"_"e's_} plain colors 6oc a yard; in high inches wide, our favorite superior caioe. ncbidiie Badeid grade, in all the new plain By g colorings; yard. . ...... 45 styles; yard.......... 8@ _ Traveling Shawls—In Scoch zggl ::"':,‘:‘ 33,5!5'::"?,:'::") plaid effects, good wool, full size, 2 $5.00 made of heavy three-ply yarn, hemmed Y2/% While quantities last, Ah. cevsennn SBB0 ittee considered the sugges- luable one as it will make e means of imparting to 7 year of age, made of fine qual'ty of Kersey cloth, in blue, red and tan, with patent leather belt, also splendid Oxford gray cheviot, §5¢ Lace Curtains—3 yards by 36 inches, pair . o v o 0 o o ** * & .. .59¢ $1.75 Lace Curtains—334 yards by 60 inches, pair s « o o s 0 0 o s o o « - $1.37 §2.00 Lace Curtains— 334 yards by 60 inches, pair . « o s e ¢ 0 0 s ¢ ¢ o - $1.49 Another Line of Curtains—full width and lengths 50 pairs imitation of real Aralianat . . . . . 50 pairs heavy linen effzcts, very hancsome, at. » o o 50 pairs excecdingly choice Brussels effects, at. . . . 50 pairs of the fashionable Cable Net Curtains, at . . / WHARAARAANR ARARR RN HRRRARR ARAARARARR RRAAREAR RAAALAR ARAARTACAE RATARARA TATARL ARAA AR AR R AARRRE ALAQRAAAA A CREARANA QAL AARR AAAAAAAATR QAL DAARAR LR AR AL AR ARR AR AN AR RAARAAAAAARE AR AAAAAARE AAAAAARE AAR WAL AU AARRAE FAR QAR AR A ARARAR AR QA AR AR WA Raaan of San ty who are interested in ir county advertised have following resolutions: thern and Central California fair is to be held in the Ferry building in San two weeks beginning with and whereas, at such ex- the citrus fruits, olives, growers and merchants b4 ereseeses . 82,86 e s . $4.00 s es e $5.00 ceeseses . 8$6.00 cut long, with siash pockets, extra well made, perfect fitting, and very sylish, oduced in North g % 5 ds, large size; each . . . 5 . ,T:_‘:,,,yg wherean, It & oo xtrs yaloe at, . Figured Burlap—10 patterns, just received, peryard . « o o 2 s o 0 v 4 . - 25e inee e S O ki Tlankale e very large P e e A ety o e o 36-inch Hungerian Cloth—double faced, 50 novel Oriental patterns, suitable for GOmMIOr1ers—Fin: whit sheet cor- beds, fully 72 inches wide, § 34 lbs weight, Children’s Union Suits, wool mixed, un- it ..$3.45 cozy corners, couch covers and draperié, yard. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25¢ shrinkable,sbuttoned across chest, colors ton filling, fancy tufied edges, i natural and white, sizes § to 12 years.. 250 full size, dainti'y covered; each cither pink, blue or red bor- $1.55 deny puic. .. ... . $4.95 commission urges upon true, olive, wine and.nut nty the desirability of ac- n in the exhibition; and be it the commission authorize hibit Sale of Black .~ Money to Be Saved in Buying Furniture Rubber Goods FEAST OF ROSARY WILL ; ; : at Cut Prices MINT irel: -stecked with periectly mace Furniture from the best makers in the world. We are ready to furnish a cottage or 2 mansion BE HELD AT ST. DO: Wflfll Moreens The new department, entirely new-stecke periectly ; - mal - y g I X 2 & Nearl b A vatds ofblack ¢ with suitable furni'ure at a decided saving over-exc'usive furniture-store prices for similar qualities. Russian Rubber Sponges—the latest m‘z‘::;fnn:jf’;::g (:";"’;7.; kP”' carly @ thousand yards of black Wool| | Sa0e of Rookers—zoo highly polished o Matiresses, Bed Springs and novelty, more durable than an Moreen, 26 inches wide, suitable Golden Oak or Imitation Mahogany Arm Rcckers, v Sadesskivts--ithe Waterbd Giiish cither wood or cobbler seat, the regular selling price all over the United States $7.50; on of which is not as regu'ar as on our sale at the big store Monday only . . ’3.85 ity—will ! Weathered Green Reed Furni- Boc Apliy: will Bx plated on asle tesr@—Rockers, Chairs, Settees, upholstered with cushions made of serviceable tapestries, small designs ever quoted for woo! Mo- in ¢oft toned reed, also some upho'stered in red leather reens, per yard and imitation leather. 3 Pillo ws—At very reasonable prices. Sham Bol- ster Rolls, very light but strong, practically inde- structible; each. . v vvv v oot . . $2.00 Dressing Table to match Bedroom Set—Base measures 20x34 inches, drawers full width with double swell front, French beveled ecdge patent plate mirror, 18x24 inches . . . . . . . . $22.50 To-Morrow’s Services. east of the rosary will be observed | lemnity st St. Dominic’s Church € at 10:30 o'clock. will follow, after which the f the rosary will proceed in ng on the sidewalks of the ound the property of the ordinary sponge and thoroughly sanitary, prices according to sizes. 50c, 75¢, $100, $1.25 and $150 Imperial Hot Waler Bottle—not the highest priced, but the best wearing bottle— The £ to-morrow at the Jowest retail price Th ani i Chiffonier to match Bedroom Set—Bace 20 2 actiner oy corviver O. Dauidl, O. 2., | s i e g;g'gg lnches, beveled edge pateat piate mirror 18xa4 iaches, | | 2-GUATt capacity ., eliver the sermon that be devoted t. ‘apest pholstere: ockers . . .« “« the oceasion of the celebration. The oele. Notions Bargains Tapostsy Uphalsieeed Setpess = - . $22.5 3 extra deep and 2 shallow drawers, all full doublef |3 . brant of the mass will be the Very Rev. Father T. C. Clancy, assisted by the Rey. Father Welch as deacon and the Reyv. Father Barragan as sub-deacon, and spe- cial music will be under the direction of H. J. Btewart, the organist. The music selected for the services is as follows: Organ prelude (communion) in F (Grison); “Asperges” (Klein); grand mass in C_(Beethoven); “Ven! Creator” (Riga); offertory, “Quis est homo” (Ros- ni) Boloists on the occasion will be isses Lily Roeder and Ella McCloskey, Messrs. T. G. Elliot and C. B.®%tone. The vice will consist of a short or- , including Boellman's “Sufte Excelsior Founlain Syringe — none better for wear, complete with 3 hard rubber pipes— pest - O TR R 7 P < ¥ . Imitation Leatber Upholstered Chairs . . $25.00 awe Fob Skirt Lifters, ox fasteners . . .. 250 | |Initation Leather Uphoistered Rocker . . $25.00 Clildrea®s ‘Coloted Slde 'Flose Soppireers Leather Upholstered Cha'r . . ... . . $35:00 : Chalrs to match Bedroom Set—Dainty highly pol- i e pi e ¥20 | | Leather Upholstered Rocker . . . . . . $35400 This 3 Plece-Bedyoom Suite $87.50—In curly Birch, Mahogany, Go'den Oak ished chairsin most graceful designs, made to match Msataen 1K :.'.:,, s Breid, piece - 180 | | Qlye v MiiPr @ps— pattern with 13548 inch or Bird's Eye Maple. All lovers of artstc, finely finished furniture will ap- the fine bedroom suite in picture; 4 Siyles at . Al y , exc ©| | French bevel cdge pattcrn plate mirvor, in cither preciate thete goods. B el is 6 fect 2 inches high, full width, with one - Burbour's and Marsballa Liven Thiead, || Golden Ouk or Mabogeny fished fame 827,00 Fitee aneln Readion iy snd dEsabl casiiuiae sicchyt ikcoind -\ Wash- °° $3.75, $4.50, $5.00, $§6.00 200-yard spool, Another style Cheval Mirror with large oval glass, in s zzgmel has top drawer, full double swell front, top measures 20x34 inches. 7 - : Pompadour Haic Roll cach - 100 ©© 200 | curly birch frame . . . . . ... . . $35.00 D@8 b full double awell front drawers, top measures 2345, inches, ROCKers Lo match Fedraom Sulte—4 styles of hand Horn Hair Pins, dozen 1 Others in Maple, Oxk and Mabogany . . . . and the French beveled edge patterned French plate mirror some bedroom rockersat. . . oo o0l Monegrans, st woloss,eard ., .. .. 2 $40.00,8$45.00,565.00, $75.00 is 14130 inches; these 3 pieces complete is . . $87.50 s$5.00, 56.00, $6.50 and $7.50 A Rug Sale New Rotary Bulb Spray Syringe— complete outfit. . .90¢ Table Linens No Better ’nlerestiny News Robbed & Poor Boy. ishi 60-in. Tablc Damask, fully bleached, $3.50 Celly ngs ; Ligquor Sale o o P L T Numnaioy S ST 00l | reravias Suiyres Ruys-BeauilIull Shoes enced to six months in the County Jail, Sale of Gas Sloves—high grade, 2 “'him Tfl:’]‘flmv m'm»s";‘z or y A ¢ Made for 2 Days 0 e burners, larger cayy, all linen. . oo o Colorings--Persian Effects - i nfs lt{;i—e:“ye’:::‘ ;g:u;‘o.c?;f} and better than 48-in. TurKish Towels, half bleached, ? g ¥ 5 We have ready now H M l’:“ S S'T; Cured, 1, 2 styles of, onday ‘wesday, Ib., . . . 28 e that he was drunk at the : B the usual run heavy fabric, close nap, each,.| |A great novelty in rugs; made in s g ‘ a ladies’ fine shoes, Baking Powder— Our Emporium money-back ‘ of gas stoves, It stands 7 inches o cieeenenn AT Europe; the only stock on the in the newest shapes, made of the| | brand, Mon. and Tues, 1b. tins, 30@ ADVERTISEMENTS. high, so will pot require any mat| |gh.pm Huck Towels, fully bleached, coast; reversible; the same brilliant ke ol b, 37 e Y] | Pearine= Jumes Py & Socn” 1 underneath; ook like linen, each. ., | o H i & i 1 ages, Monday and Tuesday, 3 for . . CURES WEAK MEN FREE. :o: e ot v“;l:p ¢ toende Sokae Y he. .. 123 colorings and beautiful patterns on Every “good Kind of e;:r,;ery;f?t; M toeres Tot B b s | stove is black jepanned throoghons; POtht }ftdes. In brilhar;%ypf colo&- repreenie s this cotcion. Thefgso| | oy g M e ey nd T " regularly $2.25; n ey surpass anything made shoe shown in_picture cannot be bought| |- AL ‘ Vinday oy ... $1.67| |$31.50 Set Books ing thisy cm?r:try. To introduce Pt why e, ok e [ e S e T i o, weaknean, lost vitaity, | % | The Handy Slicer—for all kinds of frie and $10.00 them to our patrons we offer one > mmiuh.:; wormencof g op gyl | S:78:inge poud. .. . . 400 varicocele, e, OB oS ey e e - 3 g ‘women” e s n |— Frioeneny b??cfié‘:‘:ifi:e;n < Horios” Catiing Board — o e o] | With the Worli’s Great size (27x55 inches) Monday and s shoes at. $3. :\v Meckerel—Good size fsb, 3 for 280 {"free veoeiyt with full direc. T s ot P Travelers—The sct com- Tuesday only, at the ‘ 08 S RLLU N s S O mm m .t i s R o | rousess Sy p-to- P o gm:; 8 mfe hvululme., b:und in very low price, each.. Sheet Music 10c dayand Toesday .« + - « . . . $3ad0 the following extracts taken 4 L e uckram cloth, iilustrat ith : Y . g Edit 7 DAl show ‘what men think Rq'ul'-r .§|Tuf Hmm—m = 'ck‘el ,P‘T”; s g :’n dlphoto;n “;:.' The prices of the various sizes are c..‘",‘_v ’ ion h‘:.mmmc;“wh—, 'u-&d :;.0 recent date, 1 have given your $1.50 Breakfast Casters—for salt, pepper No more interesting books of as follows: ¢ The onl y. cagraved and hzhoguph_ed : Both [ ugh test and the bemefit has PRep TR, e +1.00 trave’s have ever been published. It R 5 edition of standard ohget music, mwh or ludvlu—u e standard Rye pordinars. It has complstely braced Lemonade Straws—per box of 500 . 45 is cditéd by the eminent hiorian Charig| | 161N X 32 in carcfuly - Sivgered sl by uk st jskies, Mon. and Tucs., bottle, GG Coulter's Shoe Shiner—a moncy "s';'bo Maris, the articles on trave: bysuch famous 22 mn X 1n. €OPY vuvere.vveceeese.§O@| |C & C. Ginger Ale—The genvine Braided Cotton Iio'p.w—.z.sc; so-foot ;::: '&‘L’;”’,‘;fi:fi‘;"flfi?flfi, 3 in. x G In. ..‘2.00 Among the beautiful songs and se- [ AP P! W ment Js eatirely matistactory.” lengths . . . . . s ... . 18€ Helen Hunt Jackson and many others, 9X12 ft.’l‘.afl hmd‘compouuumf:;:'h: Piayo sves mak men T eriaddy ipproved in-aise, Rattan Rug Beafers—each . . . . . 200 e aach e 2 S10.00)] |13 f 2. x 16 fi. 4 0. $27,60 Angels' Serenade, - Smith; Bridal Chorus .«'7 correspondence 1s strietly confidential, 4 i . by 1;1”91;1}1‘:4 resled envelope. The recelpt 9 ; - % - T haye B, 05 SRS T Sae mey AARAAAR ALAAALRERE ARAEARBEAARAAEN AR RRAREAR UAAAHARRCRRARYTLAAALS ARARTARRANR ARAAAARS RRRANUR AHRRRERHRES WAARARARXRRRANR ARRACARARR AR R AR R AR